1Photograph your yard
Shoot from the house looking out and from the street looking in. Wide shots that show the whole space give the AI the full canvas.
Landscape
AI Landscape Design
Upload a photo of your yard and preview lawns, paths, planting beds, and outdoor living zones before any digging starts.
Join 12,480 people already designing with Home Decor AI
Style: Modern structured
20+
Design styles
<30s
Per design
4K
Export resolution
12,480
People designing
How it works
Three steps from photo to design
Upload a photo, choose a style, and compare landscape design options.
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2Choose a landscape style
Structured modern, lush lawn and borders, or an outdoor living setup. The AI plans zones, paths, and planting as one scheme.
3Stage the real work
Use the generated plan to phase the project: hardscape first, structure planting second, seasonal color last. Pixels are cheaper than pavers.
Styles
Popular landscape styles
Landscape design is structure first, planting second. These three directions cover most yards people generate.
Modern structured
Clean lawn edges, geometric paths, and architectural planting. The strongest match for contemporary homes and small city yards.
Lush lawn and borders
A deep green lawn framed by layered beds. The timeless default that makes any house behind it look better kept.
Outdoor living
Terraces, a pool or firepit, and planting that frames the social zones. For yards that should work like an extra room.
Restyle
Redesign the landscape you already have
Upload a photo of your landscape and compare the new design against the room you have now.
- Keeps your walls, windows, and layout exactly where they are
- Photorealistic results in under 30 seconds
- Unlimited variations until it feels right
BeforeAfter
Ideas
Landscape design principles that hold up
The landscape plans people actually build share the same bones. Steal them before you dig.
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Hardscape before planting
Paths, patios, and edges are the skeleton of a yard. Get them right in the plan first; plants can move, concrete cannot.
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Shape the lawn like a room
A deliberate lawn shape, rectangle, circle, or sweep, instantly organizes everything around it. Leftover grass reads as leftover space.
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Plan the sightline from the house
The most-seen view of your landscape is from the kitchen window. Put the best moment of the design exactly there.
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Repeat plants in drifts
Five of one plant beats one of five plants. Repetition is what makes a border look designed instead of collected.
Pricing
Pick the plan that fits your projects
Every plan includes the full studio. Switch or cancel anytime. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel anytime.
Starter
For homeowners and renters exploring ideas for a few rooms.
$19 / month
Billed monthly
- 50 AI room photos per month
- Watermark-free downloads
- Interior redesign and staging
- Wall color and flooring ideas
- 10 saved room projects
- Email support
Most Popular
Creator
For larger projects, listings, and frequent design work.
$49 / month
Billed monthly
- 250 AI room photos per month
- HD downloads
- Commercial use
- Faster processing
- 50 saved room projects
- Priority email support
Studio
For designers, agents, and teams doing client work.
$89 / month
Billed monthly
- 500 AI room photos per month
- 3 team seats
- Unlimited projects
- Client folders
- Priority rendering
- Premium render access
- Priority support
Unlimited
For teams, agencies, brokerages, and platforms that need high-volume AI room design, priority capacity, team workflows, and custom support.
- Custom AI photo volume
- Team workspaces
- Bulk uploads
- API access available
- White-label available
- Dedicated support and onboarding
Frequently asked questions
Can the AI redesign my whole yard?
Yes. Front yards, backyards, side passages, and courtyards all work. Upload a wide photo and the AI plans lawns, paths, beds, and seating zones together.
Does it handle slopes and awkward shapes?
Yes. The design works from your photo, so terracing, retaining walls, and odd corners are incorporated rather than ignored.
Will it tell me which plants to buy?
The designs are visual direction rather than a planting schedule. Most people take a generated view to a garden center or landscaper and build the plant list from it.
How is this different from hiring a landscape designer?
A designer brings site knowledge and construction drawings. The AI gives you unlimited directions in seconds so you arrive at that conversation knowing exactly what you want, which usually saves a revision round or two.
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